Sentence examples for massive pay out from inspiring English sources

Mr Breton received his massive pay out despite mounting numbers of successful appeals by people ordered to get a job after being tested by the firm.

Last Friday, Trump did what he claimed repeatedly he would never ever do, i.e., commit to a massive pay-out to make the "Trump University" fraud case go away.

But if the scandal involves one of the liberal media's pet causes like "affordable housing" to the poor, scandals such as the widespread accounting fraud at the government mortgage lender Fannie Mae and the massive pay packages handed out to the agency's top executives are just not such a big deal.

They had morphed into for-profit enterprises and, just as with the Wall Street firms, the massive bonuses paid out to their top executives were contingent on the value of their stock prices, which in turn were fattened by the sale of those same toxic assets.

And while working families struggle to get by, we've watched Wall Street CEOs use our tax dollars to enrich themselves and pay out massive bonuses.

Not only does that look awful given several of DeVos's own hires at the federal agency worked at the same worthless degree mills under scrutiny, but also because Trump himself agreed in 2016 to pay out a massive settlement over allegations of systemic fraud at his own since-shuttered racket, Trump University.

But didn't she hold out for a massive pay rise when she discovered she was being paid less than a cameraman on The Avengers?

Where incomes are auto-generated by massive Big Data Clouds of AI's that pay out like sovereign wealth funds to citizens and stockholders.

We all took massive pay cuts and worked out of broken-down offices — complete with the start-up lore of mismatched furniture and Wonder Bread sandwiches.

Button took a massive pay cut last season at Brawn after Honda, the team's former sponsor, pulled out in March, taking its check book with it.

Such a massive gap between themselves and the chasing pack with ten games remaining was enough for Manchester bookmaker Fred Done to pay out on punters who backed the champions in retaining their crown.